Showing posts with label mediccast podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mediccast podcast. Show all posts

Monday, December 14, 2009

Buprenophrine OD for Emergency Providers


The MedicCast

This week's episode of the MedicCast features an interview segment with Lisa Booze of the Maryland Poison Center. Know more information about the drug, manifestations of an overdose, and emergency management in case of one. Included in the show are EMS news and links to resources for this week's tips for a better understanding of the topic.

Listen to this MedicCast episode

Check out episode shownotes
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The MedicCast is a weekly show for students and professionals in EMS offering news, products, interviews, comments, tips, tricks and more.

Sunday, August 09, 2009

EMS Spinal Immobilization and Episode 179 of the MedicCast

The MedicCast

Spinal Immobilization is a typical procedure done by emergency responders to trauma patients with potential or actual spinal injury. In this week's episode of the MedicCast, Jamie Davis, the Podmedic discusses the details of spinal immobilization including the criteria for choosing procedure candidates and special considerations given to special cases. Also offered in the program are EMS news and links to sources for future reference.

Listen to the EMT and Paramedic Spinal Immobilization podcast

See Spinal Immobilization for EMS Providers episode shownotes and links

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The MedicCast is a weekly podcast for emergency medicine providers like EMTs, paramedics, and EMS students featuring news, products, comments, interviews, tips, and tricks.

Sunday, August 02, 2009

Ultrasound for EMS and Episode 178 of the MedicCast

The MedicCast

This week's episode of the MedicCast podcast for EMTs and paramedics features an interview with Brian Dunnigan on ultrasound for EMS, including potential scenarios where the availability of ultrasonography in the prehospital setting would be essential. Also offered in the program are the latest EMS news and links to source sites for future reference.

Listen to the Ultrasound for paramedics episode podcast.mp3

check out EMS Ultrasound Interview shownotes and links

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The MedicCast is a weekly EMS podcast featuring news, comments, products, interviews, tips and tricks for EMTs, paramedics, EMS students and the like. The MedicCast is a proud member of the ProMed Network.

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Lightning/Electrical Burns for EMTs and Paramedics

The MedicCast

This week's MedicCast Podcast features a review of burns from lightning strikes and electrocution. Since everyone is using electricity and is at risk for electrical injuries, a review on the pathophysiology and emergency management of lightning and electrical injuries is an important update medical providers especially those in emergency medicine like EMTs and paramedics.

You can visit the lightning/electrical burns show notes pages here.

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Listen to the lightning/electrical burns mp3 by clicking here (right click to for download options)

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The MedicCast is a weekly EMS podcast for emergency medical technicians, paramedics and students in the emergency medical services. It is a member of the ProMed Network (ProMedNetwork.com).

Sunday, July 05, 2009

Antidepressant Overdose for EMT's and Paramedics

The MedicCast

This week's episode of the MedicCast podcast for EMT's and paramedics features Antidepressant Overdose with Lisa Booze of Maryland Poison Center.

Antidepressants are one of the most common causes of drug poisoning seen in the emergency department so paramedics should be on the lookout for clinical manifestations of antidepressant overdose. Emergency management and precautionary measures are also discussed. The program includes links to articles relevant to the topic for further studies and features the latest EMS news.

Listen to Antidepressant Overdose podcast.mp3

View this episode's show notes here.

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The MedicCast is a weekly podcast featuring news, articles, interviews, commentaries and tips for EMT's, paramedics and EMS students.